Morpheus71

Two answers at once: It can be compiled for any image, not just OpenPLi, but the image builder (the one who turns the OpenEmbedded recipes into code) has to do it. Github does not "build" anything, it only provides the source code. If you can't get the image builder to do it for you (the recipe that will also cause those python packages to appear in the feed is also on github) you may have to do it yourself.

Using binaries from one image on other images is - in general - not a good idea, they're likely to be linked to different versions of various libraries.

Alright, but you might understand that a step-by-step tutorial would be nice because I (and I think many others) are very interested into this nice project, but have no clue about how to compile.

Of course you're better off using packages built for your image, but if that's not an option, you have to improvise. I'd start @ http://sources.dream...0/experimental/ ...

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hemi

Thanks, but you will neither find an IPK of OpenWebif on Dream Multimedia website nor will they ever support it (the Android author said he refuses to take it even in consideration...).

<putwhateverpythonpackagenamehere> is useless to troubleshoot. Doesn't it tell you the specific package that it cannot find, but is required?

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hemi

It's me Cr4z33 and I am posting with this account due to login problems.

Back IT to answer your question the packages python-pprint and python-cheetah are not installed and cannot be found in the SIF repository.

That's why I was wondering if this plugin can work in a different image than openPLI and why there's no IPK available to download at https://github.com/E...ugin-OpenWebif/?